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Daniel Miller Explains The Surge In TEXIT Support on Common Sense with Anna Perez

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President of the Texas Nationalist Movement, Daniel Miller, joins Anna Perez on Common Sense to discuss the surge in support for #TEXIT, the recent call for a TEXIT vote by the Texas GOP and dispels the propaganda from the mainstream media on the issue.

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